Warming the Water

The heart of any good tea lies in its water. Whether you're using an electric kettle or the trusty old stovetop one, it's essential to heat the water just right.

Black & Herbal teas: 206°F - 212°F (just boiling)
Green & White teas: 175°F - 185°F (a bit before boiling)
Oolong tea: 185°F - 195°F

Preparing Your Cup

Place your chosen tea bag in your favorite mug. The beauty of tea bags is their simplicity, pre-measured and ready to go.

The Pour

Gently pour the hot water over the tea bag. Let it cascade, filling the cup with warmth and aroma. Steeping with Patience The steeping time varies, depending on the type of tea:
 
Black teas: 3 - 5 minutes
Green teas: 1 - 3 minutes
White teas: 1 - 3 minutes
Oolong teas: 3 - 5 minutes
Herbal teas: 5 - 7 minutes

The Final Touch

Once the tea is steeped to your liking, remove the tea bag. If you sway towards the sweeter side of life, or maybe a splash of milk, now's the time.

Relish the moment, whether it's a morning pick-me-up or a calming evening ritual, let your tea be a soul-soothing experience. Here's to many heartwarming cups! 🍵

For Those Warm Days:

Iced Tea: Make your tea, let it cool, and pop it in the fridge for about 4 hours. If you're in a hurry, brew it strong with half the water and pour over ice.

Cold Brew: A gentle method. Combine tea leaves with cold water and let them steep in the fridge overnight. Strain the next day and enjoy.

Remember, making tea is both art and science. But most importantly, it's a journey. Enjoy every step and every sip. Cheers!

Why Pyramid Sachets: 

The pyramid tea bag or sachet, is designed to give the tea leaves more room to move, allowing for a more robust flavor. It is an ideal tea bag type for loose tea.

 Benefits of pyramid tea sachets:
- The tea leaves are free to stretch and release their flavor inside the tea bag.
- Can be filled with more capacity tea leaves.
- Suitable for packing a mix of broken and whole tea leaves. Herbal teas and fruit tisanes are also commonly found in pyramid tea bags.